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Honestly, if you need 16+ cores at that point it's probably worth considering a dedicated server.

What would be best and safe way to host a WHMCS website? Like on cPanel or any other control panel or installing php,apache,mysql manually and hosting whmcs.

It's capped at 50-100Mbps which is not that useable unless you are using it for a personal VPN or something similar. Check @febryanvaldo tests.

I have not used LightNode personally but considering the ping i'm going to buy one today it's hard to find VPS with this price range OneProvider VPS has less storage as compared to LightNode

https://bitbucket.org/agalanin/fuse-zip/src/master/

The gotchas are not marked obsolete, they are migrating the entire wiki somewhere else, so that's why.

Okay, i might try the EPYC one.

Unfortunately - no. These are already pretty cheap, considering our level of services. (Image)

I am now paying for this VPS and must say it's a pretty good deal. I contacted customer support and they replied promply enough (within a day) and after a couple weeks I haven't had any downtime.

Performance will be terrible I know, I just don't need any performance, the DB data is appended constantly but very slowly, and is only read intensively from another computer via replication.

There is something in the works. Was considering a dedi only for this, but I believe it's going to end up as a VDS with dedicated iGPU access/share, storage, etc. Keeps the costs more reasonable and a

S3 Deep Glacier runs at less then 1/10th of what you consider the lowest possible price for good storage and is among the most redundant options avaliable, much more so than a dedicated with RAID, the

Woo. Instantly signed-up. Have been flirting with the idea of using email hosting for a while and was considering some of the resellers, but this deal is too good to pass up!

Anyone here is using Virtualizor along with their Backuply feature for full KVM guest backups ? How is your experience with backups and restore ?? (And the time to backup?)

Replication = data is being cloned 1:1 to another place.

* Replication dosen’t mean geographically split though, does it? Although I agree it’s not replicated, I was wrong, isn’t the correct definition a file split between two systems? For example, if AWS u

Never used Wasabi.

B2 is replicated? I thought they are using only erasure coding.

Sure, but cost per safety ain’t that high, considering it’s replicated.